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In animals, exposure is limited to just 2 hours a day, and the exposure is comparable to what we experience in our daily lives (phones, routers, laptops) — and the hormonal balance is disrupted.
One of the key mechanisms is that electromagnetic radiation opens calcium channels.
Calcium is a powerful intracellular signal. But its chronic excess turns into a poison:
— triggers cell death;
— provokes inflammation;
— intensifies oxidative stress;
— disrupts mitochondrial function.
And further down the chain: hormone production failure, decreased testosterone, fertility problems
It's a pity there's no meta-analysis on humans yet....
We are waiting....
One of the key mechanisms is that electromagnetic radiation opens calcium channels.
Calcium is a powerful intracellular signal. But its chronic excess turns into a poison:
— triggers cell death;
— provokes inflammation;
— intensifies oxidative stress;
— disrupts mitochondrial function.
And further down the chain: hormone production failure, decreased testosterone, fertility problems
It's a pity there's no meta-analysis on humans yet....
We are waiting....
